For the most part, it was a fun and enjoyable evening. Phil Jackson talked about Shaq showing up at practice naked, Jeanie Buss gave a formulaic, but heartfelt, speech to the big dude, and Kobe Bryant even gave a thumbs-up to his former teammate.

Outside of the "We want Phil!" chants raining down from the stands, there didn't appear to be any major hiccups throughout the evening. The jersey was unveiled, everyone clapped, and Shaq shouted "Can you dig iiiiittttt!"

Everything had gone according to plan.

The only problem was that the jersey was backward. Shaq's name was spelled out fine, the number was right, but the number and name were plastered across the front of the jersey, not the back.

With how goofy Shaq was back in his NBA playing days, it would almost make more sense to leave it as-is. In reality, though, it's the right move for the Lakers organization to take care of this in a timely fashion.